Stopover in Sète 2024: the program not to be missed this Sunday March 31

If the sea permits, the ship will depart at the end of the morning. FREE MIDI – PHILIPPE MALRIC

Between mass, rowing challenge, sailing and concerts, the day of this Sunday March 31 will once again be busy for Stopover in Sète.

Escale Pascale

Start the day at 9:30 a.m. with a parade between the chapel of the Pénitents and the decanal of Saint-Louis for the mass which will finally take place in the shelter. "Escale Pascale" is accompanied by several music groups.

Large grilled fish

The highlight of your gourmet stopover is from 12:30 p.m. at the Criée, the Port dockers from Sète are concocting a great grilled fish.

Sport and prize giving

The second parade, this time sailing and at sea, is at 11 h and visible from the Môle and the Théâtre de la Mer. " Navirade of the flotillas" allows you to admire a deployment of small traditional boats.

Discover or rediscover skiffsthrough the second day of the traditional boat challenge sailing rowing at the stands on Quai Herber and Durand at 11 a.m.. On the same premises, at 2 p.m., follow the last session of the traditional rowing tournament.

The sporting conclusion is at 5 h with the prize ceremony of &ldquo ;Trophée d’Occitanie” (traditional rowing challenges), the “Escayoles Trophy” and the “Aversa-Damonte Prize” (Mediterranean boat restoration competition) on the Criée stage.

Looping with music

What could be better than ending the weekend with music. The concert "Between Corsicans and Occitans", at 8 p.m. on the Quai du Maroc, offers you a show by Brigata San Martino. The Corsican delegation, guest of honor at the festival in 2024, is taking the renowned group in its suitcases. Around the emblematic singer Christian Andreani, the crew will perform a traditional repertoire from the Isle of Beauty.

At the same time, if you are in a more party mood, go to criée parking lot, for an evening "Dolce Bambotche" with Iluf and the Ninfe Della Tammorra.